New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
CHILDREN GLAD THAT 1T is HOT.
1T MEANS WEEKS OF HAPPINESS TO THEM
OVER FIVE HUNDRED START FOR COUNTRY HOMES


OVER FIVE HUNDRED START FOR COUNTRY HOMES
THEIR HosPIrABLE ENTERTAINERS.
"were going TO the country! We're going to the
country" delightedy chanted perspring but happy
mpany of children they made their way through
Cortandtst tohe Pennsylvania Ferry Monday evening
They were indeed going to tho country. and country
was Paradise" to them. The particular spot in
Paradise" to which they going Was Ledyard. n
Y where Mrs. NJ 8. Foster had found homes for thirty
two OF them and with friend had secured board for two
more. The children were from the Wilson Mission and
almost all Of them rhe children OF poor widows
guess my mother will miss me-" said one pale little
tenyearold girl 81 don't know who will tako care OF
baby while am gone" But the mother most thank
u that her dear child could have chance to go out Oh
the hot city to cooler places and she didn't mind tno
work and baby had to be cared for at the same time
more quiet party Of children started from the
Chambers Street Ferry hour later but because they
less demonstraive sign that they were less
happy. They especially invited hack to the same
places where they had bsen last sumner before and
their JOY deep they remembered tho good things
which they had enjoyed among the kind friends whose
faces they soon hoped to see again
But the largest party Of day started at 95 from
the Grand Central station. Tho somewhat hackneyed
saying that In union there is strength" was never
truthfully applied than by benevolent old gen
temsu who stopped his with his hands when over
200 youngsters up q chatter greater than 1000
magpies could have made. About half OF them
were going back TO friends who kindly cared
for them last year before, while the rest
reused high pitch OF excitement and anticipation by
the marvellous stories Of the country which their COM
radcs told could hardly themselves Little CUR
gies OF laughter and dancing Of feet showed che delight
of their owners, when trying their best to "be
good"
In ALL go children lethe hot city yesterday for the
country. and OF these loo returned to the families
where they had been before The children hsh all been
examined by these physicians Dr. j. Giles, DE- a. 3
Daniels. Dr. f. b. Kilham. DIR. r. o. Mannings DR.. H. g,
Lytte, Dr. George Williamson, Dr. r. 4. Hopkins. Dr. G.
f. Stokes. DIR. J X. Embree and DR.. n. W. Lynde The
places 10 which children with the Of their
hosts are:
bah. corner.,Mrs H. Crosier Mrs w John H H
Mss as Ao"e nnn Iohn '' D. Nj. iSrr Mrs Robson
g. 4. HUE anu o. :. Robson
Rev NJ. Sherwood airs. l. A. ostrandsr. Mrs William
Bradley. Mr.. ,ramer. g. w. Gethap Mrs Ritter. W H.
Bennett Mrs. Elizabeth Roosevelt Mrs NJ Compton. .:rs
Eelows BrD,amip Lams9n MI. T. j. GhsmSsriSn' ME-
Osceoia-tIss Fern oowles Mrs, George Hasb Mrs
James Graf. or. Mrs. James uraf e. Mrs George Van
Mrs. william RoweIl. Nrs. Amos Drake. Mrs Richard
Chase. Nrs. Henry Mrs. Albert Nibs Ms MIs Henry
han Farley. Mrs Riley Loveland, Airs. L. Wellman and
Phelps~Benjamiu Wilson, Dora Birsham, Mrs. D.
Case Mrs NJ. II. Loveoy Edgar Pardee, Mrs. wisewell
Mrs A. ). suitn and d. Edwin Pardee
irospect-Dr. L. SwartwOuL, David Richards MIS-
Watkins Robert Williams stephen James. Mary fiinck-
ley Mrs. simpson, Daniel Roberts Edward Van Derberg
North Hammond-Miss Ella Moore, Mrs. hobert Smith
Miss Noon. south Hanm"Dd-Mrs. q. 4. Workman
New Haven n. Y.-Ars. 6. NJ. whitney. Medina-C. H.
Lester. Giendas-rrsnk stiles Gouyernsnr- w., =.
Stacy. Mira I. j. Bowm Ian aad Mrs smith Deer kiver-
Mary A duloer. aud helen " virgins irenton-S ".
Smith. West martinsburg-Mrs Huln. Hornoy-E J.
Eastorbrook.
Three Fresh srtios left the yesterday One,
numbering hftyhyo departed In the morning for New
field n Y, succeeded late in the afternoon by
party OF thrtyono for walcot. ". T.. The Rev l. NJ
Clark Presb church. aud the Rev. Charles
f. Moss ~ the Methodist church OF this village, have
been looking after the interests OF the city children nnd
have procured homes for the above number OF hoys ana
girls smung the villagers In she evening large party
started by Tue Lehigb Valley Railroad for Morsyis. N T.
Geographically considered, this was a unique crowd
There were boys from the sde aud girls from the
east dis rct children from the northern part o. the city
aud large representation from the lower part OF Tie
Tho missions and sundayschools throughout the city
mad been called upon 70 supply children or ms TIP ana
the comuoon among the can dates was OF tue lveest
%o Of Gs s G NJ. and as
Walker fifteen children were provided through Mrs.
SarRa , on sSpe dor moTSs the Condou
OF the Poor, who chose the children from al
Ss by the Grace Chapel Of The Fourth Avenue Presoy
leriau Church The Gu pei connected with the Brcs
tho party. and through the Rev. Mr. Amar twenty-five
children from the East 5do aud mainly fro" tse rmal
additions combined to make the party interesting on ac
count the wide and discriminating choice exercised
THIS Is the first year that tho people OF Morsva have
received the FrsshAir children. and thu Town Is I'D q
state OF excitement and wonder the cargc which Will
be delivered there this morning. NJ. h. KENYON. Editor
OF The Noraraa Valley Reg ster. 10 secretary OF the
Fresh ommtee at Moravis and hms been an tctfye
worker for the children. Inc usual thorough medical
examination WAS conducted ny Drs ii. q. iytte. t. b..
Kihan q. F. Stokes. j. h. Giles and G. c. Vi2ton. The
Moruvian party will be ertalned by the following:
Dennis Guilfoe. Fred J. Hunt. Reuben llerby, Arthur
A. r.. WILDER. Edwin smith. Alanson spafoFd. jacob H.
smith, Martin Human. Alfred Alley, Jay Hunt, A. Jay
Chandler Edwin f.. Adams, G. N. jennings James A.
Wright Absga Baird. the Rev. W. n. Giles The Rev. L.
O. smith, T.. ID. Ercsnbrsck. T. u. Fenner. sarah j.
Ggan David Curtain. the Kew. Father Kanertt, G. l.
| Bietz James Ricbtmeyer william X. smith, samuel
Day Jo.eph L. Bsssett, Alfred Colwel william Law
renee Frank Coyey. Philip Morse, George N. Adams.
AsahaeI smith, George ". Fits. Julins Fits. 4. w.
| Marshall William 4. Keller. Lnanter, Fits. A., NJ.
Jewett George whitman. Mrs FraEee L. T. ruthii j..
| W Ingey Alexander Baker, NJ. L. Williams John A.
Fulmer Burdette stone, Levi Brisall. Ira scott Mrs
l. bowen Mira James Peters, Adelbert Dates. Henry f.
Cuykendal Julia DE Cenires Charles Green; Charles
Hamilton, Rennsalaer Van Aspell william h. Adams
j. NJ. Palmer :. n. Fowler. Andrew hawey. Darius
hocgnwav Erastus Sherman. Wellington Arnold. Earl
Lester Byron q. Champlin. william NJ Bowen. |. IL.
Adams Charles Covoy, G. Vosburg. Jane Wniiing Mrs.
H. n Van Etor. Henry Ercamorack James richardson.
Mrs. Christopher Hoyt Jesse Kenyon and Mrs Polly
PeryA